SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17296, 21 October 1919, Page 5

SHIPPING.

High Water, Auckland— 4.37 a.m.; 5.2 p.m. High Water. Manukau Heads— a.m. ; 7.1 p.m. Sun— 5 a.m.; seta, 6.12 p.m. Moon— October 24, 8.10 a.m.

WEATHER EBPOBT. _ Rainfall in City for 24 hours end««T midnight, Oct. 20 (Hehald gauge) .I2in.

. Official report issued at 4 p.m. yesterday :- Wind. Bar. Ther. Weather. C.Maria .. S.W.. light 30.06 60 Hazy Kusse 1 W.. liuht 29.99 67 Cloudy Manukau H. S.W.. fr. 29.97 56 Cloudy Auckland .. S.W.. light 30.01 00 Fair lauranga .. S.W., light 29.87 67 Fair Uisborno .. E..\li°-)it 29.80 62 Fino Ft. ," rl - S.W, It. 29.76 65 Fino Wellington N-.br. 29.78 60 Finn A. Plymouth S.W., fr. i9.SB 56 Fair Wanganui. . W., fresh 29.88 59 Fair rV„^ oull T. lnd . §)%■• fr. 29.94 5G Cloudy Greyraouth S.W fr. 29.97 55 Fair C. Campbell N., fresh 29.73 57 Fine AkaroaLt.... N.E., it. 29.70 52 Fine P.Chalmers S.W.. fr. 29.68 53 Fair «luff. . . . W.. gale 29.65 48 Squally A disturbance. in the South accounted for 3.» nff ' Bq <?? 11 7- «°rth--we*t winds on S&turtJ, j"" 3 ? Su ? d ?, y i Particularly in the southed o! 00 * S 7 alt - with r! "n the West fionft -ii .southernmost districts of the we*t } sl ™<±- cTh winds changed to south. wele ,te*, Sunday night, and showers condiH r'i d yest day .in many parts, but conditions have Elnoe improved generally Present indications are for moderate to '''??«, south-west winds, veering to northward of v.. ln sf easln f, aeain soon southThe wither - ■i? ly £ ,out i 1 and u Cawtlepoint. and Infill • lH *? ch .«-°Keable generally, and ally in parts, with rain followine nect "%J\ distri f ts with a^westirly ln £ Fa C ll*soon Th fn o, Sout r h: UDBteady - bUt l PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. wfv .' HI A I aj3d chlid : Mesdames Buddl" '*RE Stantake and child. Kjrme Sif Bessmki, Norman, Clayton and inAn & triC >. Peekham and a infant iid M? lrk an two chddren, Moore and child ' Messrs. Buddie, Olive, Averill Car Sf*w n ayl °^ M A h l te l 2)') ' Tannerley. McDonald. O'Keefe, Allen, Eager, Escot, Cai son .Richardson, Rischam, Jones (2) Lovd,r X R' * S ' jdw ? rdß „ ia) ,' S™*. Brown. Loydd, Brown. Austin. Parker, Elston. KirkPatrick. Oilman, Maxwell. Basley Ward Fll?r Sr^ a rH yHttylot A B*avey, Taylor JMlison and child. Kemp, Barker (2), Pogler, b. IO S' Brewer. Anderson (2), McKay, Maudsley, Rev Wilson. Archdeacon Williams, Maritime football team; and 13 steerage.—Union DEPARTURES. ARAHURA (1.5 am.), for East Coast. In saloon. Misses Ferguson, McConn-sll, Ferguson. Kettle, Brayton. Easdown. Lee, bakes. Alien Moody, Lester, Basset t. Gentles, v\augh, Curnc. Spencer. Gentles: Mesdames Ferguson, Tidball. Liddell, Kynton?a.ri ,;,- Wilson. Longdell. Russell, Bloomfield. Wicksteed, Qourher, Walker, Lowndes. 1 ound. Green. James. Winter and child, Bradley Benton and two children. Maunsell, Busby, Kemp, Bell: Messrs. Dickson (2), loale. Overton. Hallmond. Bain, Redward. terguson, Hitchen, Bloomfield, Hensen, «As■ r ' yucna rian. Gudgeon (2). Chapman, Whit wood, Lowndes, Rrown. Keane, Owens, Donovan, Rogers, Kennedy, Ward, L. Latour, Richardson. Baldwin, Ettles, Garranton. Smith, Leighton. Moreland. Spragg, Uicksteed. Duncan. McLeod. Busby, Courtf n .V, Ashman Mortinson. Bell. White, Rendoll, Hart. Miller. Reynolds. McKay, Farrell. Morris, Ingham, Morton. Hart. Steel Sceates, Bradley, Stewart. Donald. Russell. Hawkins. •Nightingale, Browne. Rhodes. Stockdale. Anderson. McCall. Hill; and 25 steerage. MANAIA ao.lo p.m.). for Whang&rei. In saloon: Misses Cossar. Maitier, Fraser. Brake. Graham: Mesdames Cole, Archibald, Munro, Holgate. Smyth, Worthington (3), Aaughton, Dudley. Scott. Sissons, B'.awnsley, Harrison. Harrison; Messrs. Perkins, Tipping. Johnston, Dunstan, Raynes, Powell. Evers. Rowe. Anderson. Message. Knight, Wigmoro, Douglas, Pritt, Holgate, Cole. Rogers, Brown. Harker. Close, Dawes, Graham. Worthington. Nesbit. Campbell, Kinc. Killen. Cherrio. Tliorno, Walker. Fairgray. Henley. Speedy. Archibald. Overton, Wood, Calvert, Genmes. Lacassie. Cowell, Brown, Crawshaw, Henwood (2), Manley, Allen, Heperi (21, Harrison (2>. Laud. North, Milne. Sheppard, Downey. Dunn, Penny. Walker, Meiben, Brown, Durham, Goldicke, Nelson. Miles. Rhodes. Stone.

CLANSMAN (6,10 p.m.). for Russell. WAIOTAHI (7.15 p.m.), for Houhora. WAIMARIE (7.45 p.m.). for Netherton. APANUI (1.20 p.m.). for Awanui. RiMU (4.30 p.m.). for Tauranga. WAIPU (i p.m.), for Mangapai. NGATIAWA (1.35 p.m.). for Opotiki. DAPHNE (12.30 p.m.), for Mercury Bay.

VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Manaia, from Whangarei, 6.30 p.m. Taniwha, from Paeroa, 12.30 a.m. Kanieri, from Whangarei, 1.30 a.m. Kawau, from Coromandel, noon.

VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. Alua, for Sydney, 11 a.m. Wanaka. for Newcastle, noon. Ayrshire, for Sydney. Kanieri, for Whangarei, 6 p.m. Taniwha. for Paeroa, 9 p.m. Tasman, for Whakatane, 3 p.m.

VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND.

INTERCOLONIAL AMD COASTAL. Abemama, schooner. Newcastle, due, Paloona, Fiji. October 23, Mokoia, Southern ports, October 24. Kim, from Wellington, October 25. Glaucuß, Surprise Island, October 05. Stella, Wellington, October 25. Talune, Western Pacific, November 3. Kauri. Melbourne, to sail. Maloita. Noumea, November 7. LindstcJ. barqueulme, Lyttelton. Bailed •„ October It. Waitemma. Southern ports, to sail. E. R. Sterling, barquentine, Newcastle to • sail.

OVERSEAS. Remuera, London. Odober 06. lonic, London. October 26. Narwhal. Sail Francisco, sailed Augnst 27. Makura, Vancouver., October 29. <' lty of Madras, New York, November L Paparoa, Avonmouth. November 8. Bellbuckle, New York, November 8 Mitsuki Maru. Japan, about November 10 Leitrim, Now York, November 15. Kaikoura, Montreal. November 18. Port Sydney, London. November 25. Ruahine. Plymouth. December 14. Carpentaria. New York, to sail. Rimutak.a, Liverpool, December 28. Ruapehu, Liverpool. January. Whakatane, Canada, to sail. Orari, Canada, to sail. TRANSPORTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. t. _i tv ~ Troops Transport. Due. Port. Total. Akld. lonic - - - Oct. 24 Wel'gton. 354 Remuera - -Oct 2«i Auckland 6.'5 150 Kia Ora . - Oct. 31 '"ton — _ Paparoa - - - Nov. G Wel'gton 0.-17 4 , At ™. -. -. - Nov. 1!) Auckland 59, _ TK? p, n '=" as . " ofi women and 90 children. the I aparoa jas 18/ women and 66 children, besides 28 Imperial details. The Remuera has 81 women and "i chil dren. The Arawa has 17 civilians and 14 children. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, due Auckland, tomorrow. Makura-, due Auckland. October "0 ToJun, due Wellington, October 30. Mo-ma, due Wellington, December -1. PROJECTED DEPARTURES FROM AUCKLAND. Atua, for Sydney, October 21, Rira. for Nine Island, October 21 Moeraki, for Sydney. October 22.' Flora, for Eastern Pacific. October "3 Niagara, for Sydney, October 24 Paloona for Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa. October 20. Makura. 'or Sydney, October 29 Niagara, for Vancouver. November 4. lalune, fur Suva, November 5. Makura, for Vancouver. November 18 Navua, for Fiji, Tonga. and Samoa. ivovembor 22. Jubiiee. lor Nino Island. VESSELS IN PORT. Moeraki. Queen's Wharf, .rtjana, Queen's Wharf. Taraweia, llobson Street Wharf. Kaituna. liobson Wliarf. Ayrshire, King's Wharf. Lis, at moorings Rira. ketch. Queen's Wharf. /.myara, on sin . V.anaka, llobson Wharf. Jubilee, t auxiliary schooner, Kins'* Wharf. A . [.;'.. a \ (. he!-t-a . Flora. King's Wharf.

The departure ol the Wanaka for Xewcastle lie.3 I,eon postponed until 1100.1 to-day Ifi The , Scales ketch Uira berthed at the I Queen a \\ hart yesterday to load two horse , She a expected to sail for N'iuc Island toI day. I The Dunedin-owned steamer Stella, which ! was duo at Wellington from Dunedin yesterday, i- to load there for Auckland and will : tail probably to-morrow. ! The next steamers of the Japanese O K | lino to visit . Australia, ft " the Ganges ; i al 'V; will l,e the Luzon Main in November I the Madras Main and the Kunajini Mam in ! December, and the Nanking Mam in January j All wll bring genera! merchandise from , Japan, and v.ill load produce lor Manila and Japan in return. I Captain A. C. Showman, late of the Waiwill take command of the Union Company's new cargo steamer Waitemata at Dunedin, relieving Captain A. E. Cain, R.N R., who will come ashore for instructions.

kusseLl AND north service. . Only one steamer will leave for Russell and Northern ports nest week. The Clangman wnl pail on Tuesday and arrive back at Auckland the following Saturday.

RUAPEHU ARRIVES AT HOME. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Ruapehu, which left Wellington on August 24, arrived at Plymouth on October PAPAROA REPORTED. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer I aparoa, which is bringing troops to New Zealand, cleared Panama on October 9. and is due at Wellington about NotemREMUERA DUE ON SUNDAY. Hat hJ^u 1 * 8 ™ mesae was received yesterfrom yhe < N «w .Zealand Shipping Company from the troopship Remuera, stating that she expects to reach Auckland at daylight on Sis &1 *" th ° hcalth ° Jh °»' » THE ATUA. ,i;Efe.l* land steamer Atua. which has been wu IF- US a s^ gar cargo at Chelsea, is to berth this morning at the Central Wharf to Sydney Pfßwngers. She is timed to sail for Sydney at 11 a.m. NIAGARA DUE EARLY TO-MORROW. f,H le v lo,al Mail tinier Niagara, en route . * ?, ,; ancouver to Auckland, cleared Suva, it 11.15 a.m. on Sunday. "She has reported that she expects to reach Auckland at 10 ™™„L°T 0, 2' O Y' She is timed t0 resume her voyage to Sydney on Friday. LABOUR DAY. \ Next Monday, Labour Day. will be observed by i- he Northern Company as » close holiday "j None of its steamers will leave Auckland during the day, but some a-ro timed to sad at midnight. The others that usually ™ »u n A ond . a y will sail at the same time on the following day. THE FERRY SERVICE. The Mararpa threw one of her propeller blades on her trip from Lyttelton and Wei- ' lington last week, and in consequence she . was to go into dock at Lyttelton yesterday. ! As a result the vessel will miss one trip. Arrangements were made for the Mokoia, en route from Dunedin to Auckland, via ports, to take the " ferry " run from Lyttelton to ' Wellington last night. The Monowai. south- j ward bound from Auckland, via ports, will ] take the Mararoa's run from Wellington to Lyttelton to-night. THE STRANDED VALMARIE. Captain J. Harris and the members of the crew of the schooner Valmarre, which ran aground in a heavy fog off the Gippsland coast at the beginning of this month, arrived at Melbourne on October 8. Captain Harris said that when they left the vessel she was firmly beached in shallow water, and was filling with sand. She was also leaking badly. There seemed no chance of her being successfully refloated. THE ARAHURA. The Arahura arrived from the East Coastearly yesterday. She was delayed at Gisborne from Friday morning until late on Saturday night, owing to a very heavy sea. preventing her working cargo. The vessel was also delayed at Tokomaru Bay embarking passengers, and also on the way to Auckland by a strong head wind. She berthed at Hie King's Wharf in order to utilise the Harbour Board's cranes at each hatch. Cargo operations were completed, early this morning, when she sailed for Gisborne and Napier. She is due back at Auckland on Friday. - y AUCKLAND-ISLAND STEAMERS. The Paloona. left Sura at 9 a.m. on Sunday with a cargo of sugar for Auckland. She ! i due hero on Thursday. After discharging she will enter the Auckland-Fiji. Samoa, and Tonga passenger and cargo service for one trip, leaving Auckland on October 29. She is due back at Auckland on November 20. The Navua. which is being refitted for the trade, will then relieve the Paloona and take up the service permanently. She is timed to leave Auckland on November 22. and will arrive back on December 13. The Flora is timed to sail for the Eastern Pacific on Thursday, and is due back here on November 1". She- is to sail again on November 21. returning on December 16. The Tafune, which is making her final trip on the Western Pacific passenger and cargo service, is expected to leave Suva for Auckland on October 30. and is due hero on November 5. Sho i« timed to !eav for Suva in ballast to load sugar for this port on November 5. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DEPARTURES. RARAWA (3.30 p.m..), for New Plymouth.